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stumpy

[stuhm-pee] / ˈstʌm pi /
ADJECTIVE
short and thick
Synonyms


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The palm-sized creatures have silky golden locks, no eyes, a stumpy tail and flipper-like hands.

From BBC

An herbivore that was loosely related to horses, the statue looked something like a horse with stumpy snout.

From New York Times

He reached into Hideg’s stash of percussion instruments and kept rhythm on cowbell and a set of stumpy sticks called claves.

From Los Angeles Times

In Barcelona, somewhere along the tracks where my mom's train would be chugging along, I discovered a log creature with a face and four stumpy legs.

From Salon

In both cases, the giraffes had the standard long necks but short, stumpy legs, the paper said.

From Reuters